Case 166: The Family

[@IamAmericasDaughter]

This is the most horrific and disturbing case I’ve ever heard. Those poor kids God bless them.

[@nikiwalkey8114]

This is the episode that bought me to this podcast. So glad I found it.

[@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie]

🤢

[@annettelouise6781]

It was so sad to see Rob Kelvin still doing the news while his son was missing. I was the same age, 15 and remember the whole thing blowing up after Richard went missing. At the time, I knew nothing of the horrific ways these boys died.

[@DocBree13]

I’m currently recovering from covid and pneumonia, and I’m so glad I found this channel to keep my brain occupied. This is so well narrated and edited.

[@mishixi1505]

How are you now? Praying for your fast recovery. Keep safe.

[@Neshie22]

Im with @@mishixi1505! Praying for your fast recovery 🙏

[@carolinerowles5951]

I had my Oxford jab last Sunday so hopefully I won't have to go through what your are, hope you're feeling better now Brenda. Best wishes 😘

[@SaltyMinorcan]

God bless you.

[@janettedavis8416]

Hope you get well soon. Chemo and covid here.

[@shellymcclafferty]

I live for a new release every week. "The Family" by far has to have been the hardest listen yet. Horrific story. As usual, Casefile has done a great job of telling the story.

[@Gallop4Me]

When I first heard these podcasts, I thought they were fictional stories, because no one could be THAT depraved! Then I googled the one about " the girl in the closet". I read "A Child Called It" and thought that was bad. Geesh!!!!! These truly are HUMAN MONSTERS!!!! You have yourself a new sub!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-mt4ku7jw1y]

Same here lol , it's a mad world 🌎

[@swearsinspanish1092]

Just hearing " A nobody, a no one who didn't matter" shows how much we value human life.

[@texastea5686]

People abort babies all the time without a second thought...

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

​@@texastea5686when you want to donate your body for someone else to use you are welcome to it. Until then, mind your own business.

[@lorrainefryer]

@@texastea5686Find an anti abortion site if you want to be extremist. Stay in your own lane.

[@lorrainefryer]

@@WouldntULikeToKnow.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kathleenkildare8688]

@@texastea5686 yeah, nah, bullshit!

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Some “people” lack the things that make us human beings. They know it too and some are even proud of it. But what they will never understand, is that they miss out on everything that makes life beautiful and meaningful.

[@somtimesnever4556]

Makes you wonder who the real animals are.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@somtimesnever4556 True, except real animals don’t do those kinds of things. Real animals hunt for survival.

[@bcfb2989]

@ Diana, Well expressed. Thank you.

[@debrasimpson5610]

Amen

[@patriciaque197]

👍

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

I love your accent, your narration style and how much effort you apply to these cases. It's difficult to stand out in the KZbin true crime community but stand out you do! Amazing Podcast! Kerry in the UK 💖

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you very much, Kerry!

[@ENIGMA-tangerino555]

Kerry i totally agree! London UK

[@danrobinson572]

When are you coming back on KZbin?? It’s been a month!!!

[@Sassynclasssy]

@Andrew Phillips what in the hell is wrong with white people?!!!

[@leajones8484]

Absolutely awesome! I totally agree!

[@wheresmyoldname]

Oh perfect timing. Your narration is always impeccable and I was just dreading trying to search for something halfway decent to listen to in my down time, and instead I am graced with a new Casefile. What a pleasant surprise

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you so much!

[@kccoyote3562]

I always appreciate when a true crime KZbinr does such good research. Having a good spooky voice is critical too.

[@ENIGMA-tangerino555]

Hi from London UK! Fantastically Narrated and Written - QUEDOS! - subscribed 🧡

[@carolinerowles5951]

Most in-depth research I've ever seen done on this case. Thank you for your time and diligent work 👍

[@scottcockayne7915]

Debbie Marshall does a 8 part in depth breakdown on this also

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

If this is the first casefile episode you've heard check out others. This is THE best true crime podcast and possibly the best true crime program on yt, imo. Great great stuff.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

They are VERY in depth and only on the important things. They dont focus on stuff that doesnt really matter

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you so much, Luke! That's quite the rap!

[@nancychisholm5399]

Sadly the only guilt and remorse experienced by predators occurs when they are caught.

[@svenzia]

I too only "feel guilt and remorse" when caught. Then again i only grow weed. Fucking snitching noses everywhere. Beware! I could never hurt anybody other than in selfdefence ofc. GREAT NARRATION and writing as always. Thanks Casefile!

[@doxasophosmoros]

@@svenzia why would you post that on KZbin owned by google? You idiot. Snitches? You just snitched yourself. Noob. And even if you delete, your comment is permanent in the data. Wow that's like logic 101 of criminal activity. Even non smokers and law abiders like me know that. That's just common sense. Lmao 😂😂😂 ... You're not impressing anyone, yet showed you're your biggest snitch without having the self awareness for it lol. Idiots shouldn't play with the law, thats why you all end up in jail or broke and with no life lol. Can't believe you outed yourself what a tool lol. Sounds like you get busted alot.. gee pretty obvious why..hence the hilarious nature of your comment. ding dong nobody home in there.. lmao. Lurve it😂😂😂

[@J_Honor_]

@@doxasophosmoros chill tf

[@QueenBB53]

@@doxasophosmoros wow! You put a little too much time in that comment. Sounds like you are the one without a life.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@svenzia I’m starting up a mini grow ain’t got much of a clue what to do so got auto flowering feminised seeds ya know so should be easier?

[@robertjary2470]

The writing and narration are just the most compelling and fascinating for my ears . Full respect and thanks to the team B ☆

[@allcatz]

These are so interesting. I like that it's audio so I can listen while doing chores and not worry about missing visuals.

[@BloodofTheLamb777]

Steady delivery - extensive content - Australian accent - new sub for me. Nice work 😉

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you so much, Drazic!

[@christymoore254]

Recognising

[@christymoore254]

Recognising

[@rinlo1424]

I just found this podcast and this was the first one I listened to. Really well done, although it's got to be rough diving into all the filth and human depravity.

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you very much for your kind words!

[@tnikabennett3469]

Me too.

[@e3jen153]

Me too.

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

I fall asleep listening to many things. Listening to this and my eyes popped WIDE open as the description of how the first body was found.... Guess I'll be listening to this another time and NOT when I'm about to fall asleep. I can only imagine what horrible nightmares I'd have

[@danrobinson572]

😳 this is a gift two episodes in a week!!!

[@bostonsandatot4948]

Thank you for sharing these victims stories, as I've consumed true crime for over a decade and never heard this case

[@Woobeee]

I live in South Australia and we were all still reeling from the Truro murders when these murders happened. I remember feeling for Rob Kelvin when his son went missing and then when he was found. Watching him stoically presenting the news was so sad. It reminded me of how John Walsh (America’s Most Wanted) was when his son went missing.

[@bcfb2989]

Hello all, first time listener here. I needed to listen to soothing well documented forensics while driving. I didn't want to become distracted while driving by watching an episode of forensic files. So glad I can enjoy a calm voice sharing harrowing details of real life incidents. This podcast popped up. So far, so good. Kept thinking I lost the podcast because I was hearing advertising, but caught on that the advertising comes in periodically. Thanks for creating this by the way.

[@cindywebster8167]

I'll always remember watching this case on CBS Reality years ago and it will never escape my mind! The most Despicable And Demonic Human Beings I have ever heard of. The pure Evil in these Monsters are Just beyond belief. I'll never forget the young 17.yr old boy! Hes someones child and I have a child like millions of us and you never in a million years would ever dream of something so cruel and Barbaric going on as we go about our daily lives. Thankyou for your amazing stories on all cases, you do so with much effort and clarity.

[@raphk9599]

Aren't they still roaming around hob nobbing with politicians and attending ground breaking ceremonies for hospitals? There is no justice.

[@Stoogis]

Jeeeezus, the favourable treatment bevan got in jail was despicable, I'm so glad when I was young and dumb hitchhiking home from work that I didn't run into any of the "family". Also I don't think anyone in the family will ever experience guilt or remorse over what they've done, they're clearly psychotic sexual deviants.

[@evedarc108]

I lived in and around Adelaide; in the hills and out towards Murray Bridge for a while during this whole nasty awful bizarre time. Everyone was well creeped out and thought it was a team of freaks out in the communities targeting young guys. We felt scared and protective of our guy friends at that time. I later came across Neil Muir's grave in a little place called Tungkillo; a tiny rural community in the hills and felt quite unnerved for some reason. Poor kids never had a chance.

[@ErinJeanette]

I'm so intrigued by your part of the world. Even the names are so interesting.

[@anikatasnim08]

My first ever crime podcast and I am in love. Recommended many friends and family.

[@daemonisedone4256]

I firmly beleive that the family still operates today considering the fact that judges politicians etc. Were rumoured to be involved.

[@xXtenseXx]

Yep, just scratched australia off the list where i wanna move later in my life.

[@thecleanercurtis4370]

20 mins into this I subscribed........from Adelaide and can’t wait to watch your other content..... So impressed with clear delivery, facts,and other info you put in that the news stations don’t have “time “ for. Well done sir........

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thanks very much!

[@theheroine177]

I think this is my favorite KZbin channel period! 💙

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you so much Tabatha!

[@jonathanstewart8106]

Its creepy listening to crimes committed in a city I lived in for 5 years, including stuff like Grand Junction road which I went up everyday for work

[@shelleysykes5317]

So scary to think of the many fringes of evil we walk through each day in our daily life.

[@erichoberg3502]

I lived 250 metres off Grand Junction Rd at Rosewater.

[@tisme2888]

Same here.. I know all of the places mentioned, I grew up here.. It's heaps strange hey

[@SHurd-rc2go]

Is it just me or does the DA seem to not want to take on these criminals? I know now it seems that prosecutors only want slam-dunk cases. Thank you for your excellent work.

[@thecutecat2561]

Part of the reason for that is because of double jeopardy. They don't want to try cases on less evidence bc if they lose they can never retry them no matter if future damning evidence or even a confession is to come out. They tend to wait instead and try to gain more evidence. They did charge him with the two other murders, but once the court suppressed using his previous conviction details. This really was needed to show guilt, the rest was then just circumstantial without it. I know it sucks and I do believe corruption exists I'm just not sure it's within the DA in this case. I find the suppression of that evidence very sus though. But it doesn't change the fact you are right in the end cases just don't make it to trial often enough.

[@renepassa1969]

I saw a documentary on this case. It is one of the worst... Horrible torture... Just evil..

[@brenmanock]

Great narration but I can hardly stomach the depravity and cruelty of these crimes. They deserve the ultimate penalty in my opinion.

[@charitysChannels]

Well this one was rather graphic but I really appreciate the narrator's respect and levity when communicating the horror of this crime.

[@markh8591]

Back in those days hitch hiking was our main mode of transport ....We hitched all around Adelaide in out late teens ..."Feeling Lucky"

[@loredanadincu4300]

So they convicted him for the killing of the teenager that had a well off father, but the prosecution was " advised " to not go trough with the other cases. Nice, very nice. Also the well off accomplice why wasn't prosecuted more to see if he really had something to do with it also? Why, because he was reach and had money and acquaintances in police or higher.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Yep, all kindsa privilege surrounding this case. Money is power

[@veganandlovingit]

Nothing has changed, same in England and USA, and probably everywhere else. I don't think it has much directly to do with being rich but indirectly. Socio paths don't care who they hurt for sexual pleasure. Also, socio paths climb to the top career wise and become wealthy more often than ethical people because evil doesn't play fair. They can then use their financial resources and connections to protect themselves.

[@carolinerowles5951]

@@veganandlovingit very true.

[@TiffWaffles]

I believe I heard of this case but I haven't listened to the podcast yet. I feel that this is a common thing in many countries around the world and is mostly done in cases where there's too much circumstancial evidence where there's a fear that the case will be thrown out in front of a judge in favour of a case that has more concrete evidence. I think that is what happened here and had nothing to do with the family circumstances. If you look at other cases where the killer was only tried for one or two murders when there is a suspicion that they killed more people, you will see that the cases that have concrete evidence that won't end in the cases being thrown out are the ones that are tried. Usually what happens is that a killer will confess to committing other crimes when they are in jail, even leading investigators to burial/dump sites of their victims.

[@helenbartoszek243]

The reson being that only one murder ended up in court is because Richard's father was a high profile newsreader and TV personality and therefore it could not be covered up. Spencer von Einman procured teen boys for the pleasure of judges, magistrates and doctors etc. and was paid handsomely with money and very special privileges in gaol.

[@plusminus5483]

Here I was thinking:"Oh family"is for sure the Manson one...and never listen to it until just now...holy shite what a gruesome story!

[@J_Honor_]

Wow this is really sad. The human condition is broken. I'm currently in recovery in a methadone clinic. That one shook me. Whoever this killer is, he is f-d up

[@ginaperez8139]

GOD BLESS YOU VERY PROUD OF YOU. KEEP UP THE HARD GREAT WORK! YOU GUT THIS💯💜🙏

[@aliliving7774]

Plow your way out of your troublrs, friend. Well done on your steps to recovery!!!

[@SHurd-rc2go]

Best wishes for your continuing recovery.

[@rubytuesday5412]

Best of luck to you.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Same here I thought god he went through all that while rattling off no methadone! Sod that! Can you imagine the pain would be million times worse

[@TeamBTC17]

The best crime podcast ever.

[@J_Honor_]

I just stumbled upon this channel and so far I'm absolutely 💯 loving you. Thank you I'm subscribing

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Thank you so much Jonathan and best of luck with your recovery.

[@tracy-dg3qq]

I've just found this tonight absolutely brilliant ive never seen this 👏 definitely subscribing

[@steveparker8579]

It's very sad that nothing has really been done in regards to these murders. I have called the police on a couple of occasions with information which I thought was important...they sadly did not think so. :(

[@oakwoodnymph]

Not surprising. Many are enslaved to big Corp and all the crap that comes with it. Look at our world today. Where is love or freedom? Just sign up for b. G. Jigjab and all will be well.. I think not.

[@elysalueras4157]

@@oakwoodnymph 👍😭😭😭😵😵😵

[@oakwoodnymph]

@@elysalueras4157 strengh and blessings to you and yours 🌹.

[@viliabone1952]

This happened where I live, Adelaide. South Australia. Don't forget there were no mobile phones when this occurred,

[@Jimmytheman1]

Two case files in two weeks...Count me in hell yeah!!

[@vicguy1710]

Uhhhh,yeah. Alright

[@vicguy1710]

Hell yeahhhhhh!

[@lilyweir3751]

Jý

[@lisajohnson521]

I didn't this was on YT! I LOVE this podcast.

[@dimitrilaxcy]

47:55 Break ends. Story continues.

[@meganlangreck2488]

This case is eerily similar to the Corll case from Texas. Yet there are oceans and continents between the two locations.

[@ErinJeanette]

Never heard of it, looking it up now thank you

[@ErinJeanette]

Ah I see Dean corll, I forgot that was his last name. I totally forgot about that case, disregard my first comment I'm too lazy to delete

[@soniacastro2480]

This is the best crime chanell ever,love your accent

[@user-mt4ku7jw1y]

Heard this one before elsewhere shocking stuff man

[@jamesrussell6182]

I have always wondered when you would cover this case...Horrifying.

[@richardknows6763]

Who shot JR

[@Tina-ph7jl]

Horrible, one of the worst stories here. I am relieved we dont treat addicts and prostitutes like "nobodies" as bad as we did 50 years ago. To think that they dont matter, or that they are escaping pain is so far from the truth. They have the most pain. How people can do this to another human is beyond me....i am thankful for this channel that we carry the victims pain by hearing their stories and feeling their grief. No victim should be erased and forgotten, regardless of their choices.

[@Neshie22]

This is one of the most sickening cases you have covered. And this is from someone who has listened to this podcast since 2019.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

That’s not long then iv listened to a million podcasts on various channels sicker than this but yeah maybe this is his most brutal one for the last 24 months like you said -

[@veganandlovingit]

Yes there is something especially repulsive about this one. Haunted me for days. Again. I live in SA and recall when this was going on. Another case, not on this podcast, that really upset me was the murders of Channon Christian and her boyfriend Christopher Newsom. I should stop listening to this stuff.

[@veganandlovingit]

@@Jolenesmart1980 millions? And I thought I was addicted. Putting the limbs of a victim in their chest cavity, that was another level of depravity that made me more sad for the parents. Keeping the victims alive so long to be tortured. Yes there are other stories as bad but not many worse me thinks.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@veganandlovingit millions was a bit exaggerated lol I’d had some vodka , and yeah it is disturbing iv just listened to and watched so much true crime - like iv watched the actual video of luka magnotta killing that bloke - and 3 guys 1 hammer on the dark web they were on par easily with this

[@veganandlovingit]

@@Jolenesmart1980 oh that sounds too awful for me. I have watched a few real murders on live leak I think it was, and sometimes regretted watching. A couple I wanted to watch but didn't, knowing they would be too awful and make me even more disturbed and disappointed in the world. Do you ever regret watching and why do you think you watch?

[@evdaribarovski5698]

Omg that psycopath how evil. I think he was responsible for all the other boys murders but that doctor was also part of the "family" to go so far as cutting up the bodies takes someone I believe from the medical profession. So it means you don't have to be a person who is a vagrant to murder like that. Shocking absolutely shocking story. So sad for the boys that endured such unbelievable unimaginable violence done to them. It took time for DNA to come along and be used to solve horrific crimes. Many still unsolved may never be solved. I wish to express my deepest sympathy to the families whose boys never came home. I think too much information about what was done to the boys I don't think it was necessary

[@adeverger]

Excellent reporting.

[@diannewright3373]

I really like this podcast he's voice is so relaxing ✅💜

[@krsc1506]

Well that was terrifying...

[@mjmoreton]

Just found your channel... and I’m so glad I did! I follow a lot of True Crime channels but even without any imagery, photos or visual content, yours really stands out! Very professionally done, respectfully done and both of those things accomplished without compromising the truth for cheaply popular racial narratives or today’s rehearsed word salad of the week “Woke”-type terms. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber who will be sharing your videos with many others! Thank you!

[@tracy-dg3qq]

I've definitely subscribed to this i stumbled across this tonight I've not heard this thank u its a bit shocking but I'm definitely staying x

[@SaltyMinorcan]

good job. ty for the vid.

[@danrobinson572]

First time I see subtitles. Good idea 💡

[@kristiesanders7311]

Holy shit! This is full on! How have I never heard of this? You hear about Jack the ripper etc. Again and again but this story is bloody horrific. Definitely more sickos involved that are out there.

[@pamelaibarra790]

I know this comment is 2 years old but I have to reply. I completely agree with you! I had never heard about "The Family" before this episode. Casefile is my new obsession. They do a wonderful job of cases I've never heard of and doing a deep dive providing great info. Some podcasts get away with just doing the big ones, like JTR, but their fan base doesn't last because we've heard it all before.

[@ErinJeanette]

​@@pamelaibarra790agree. How do we not hear about this but hear about the old ones constantly? Because it is by design :(

[@helenbartoszek243]

@@ErinJeanette Well, it was big news Australia wide at the time. Adelaide even got labelled the murder capital of Australia as there was more than one serial killer. Those starting with The Family murders, Truro murders and the Snowtown murders. You haven't heard about them if you are from overseas probably because if it's not from Sydney or Melbourne then no-one is interested.

[@elizabethg000]

_You got a shout out from Steve Martin on the Stephen Colbert show, kudos, this is how I found you! _

[@ginaperez8139]

Ok Finally on this one, thank you for your content so much appreciated of all your hard work 💜

[@kizzymin2900]

Thank you!!

[@janbasterfield8200]

Who needs " horror " movies just use real life horrors like this !! Growing up my mother always told me don't be afraid if there's a hell & devil down there 😈 it's here on earth and it's crimes against people you need to be afraid off ☠ she was so right !

[@catatonia2001]

Why the hell should men in prison get medication in order to be “cured” of erectile disfunction? That “doctor” should at least have been fired. Or even been prosecuted for aiding and abetting rape.

[@cm1642]

Dam, the police moved very slowly while these poor kids suffered and died one after the other.

[@tnikabennett3469]

Sounds like someone high up has been stopping trials and is in on it!

[@raphk9599]

Well,.a recent book that was meant to name the people has been banned... So... Guess they're still around.

[@tnikabennett3469]

@@raphk9599 really? Do you know the name of the book? Also Do you know if it was band in Australia? If not I could send you a copy.

[@cw4608]

Giving a serial torture rapist cialis?! What the hell is wrong with people’s critical thinking?

[@JulieLeach-n3m]

I was a nanny in Adelaide we were from NSW and my 11-year-old charge Peter became friends with alans younger brother who we were told alan was murdered That was the first time I'd heard of the murders one of the boys in S.A the dad of one of the boys was a news reader it was all terrible but I didn't know all the horrific details some people are just sick twisted and evil.

[@F_Franz]

Turns out this is not a good case to be hearing on your way to work before 7 A.M.

[@reverendbarker650]

We arrived in SA in 1981, remember this horrible spree of crimes then , it was a blight on the state, the people involved were depraved swine and its very sad they never caught more of the bastards. .

[@alldwayreal0782]

What a channel thank you guys !!! My new best channel

[@shirleythompson2068]

This case was difficult to listen to. Such horror and depravity. It’s obvious that many more monsters were involved in this and it’s frustrating knowing these individuals have got away with it all 😡 As for that prison officer Mary. I hope she went on to have a miserable life as well as the other officers who turned a blind eye. I’m not saying any prisoner should be treated intentionally cruelly, however, criminals are sent to prison for a reason. It’s a punishment for a crime and not a place to dish out special privileges for their favourites. Especially to a man who has tortured and caused so much pain to so many people. She’s a sick as he is 🤢

[@thecutecat2561]

I agree I was a prison nurse and sometimes the officers are just as bad as the inmates. Tbh I had one as a friend and I had over one time just for him to try to force himself on me. I never led him on and he knew I had a boyfriend 3 hours away at the time.

[@kimberleydownunder]

Thankgod an Aussie crime channel I was getting sick of the yanky crime. 🇦🇺

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

This case is one that has stayed with me for years....I've often wondered when it will finally be dragged kicking and screaming into the light, and we'll see the truth revealed, insofar as who the fuck was really involved in this savagery. It haunts me, knowing that these vile creatures weren't all caught.

[@tessaducek5601]

Human depravity knowns no boundaries.

[@brandonshaw2120]

My god! This is like 'The Poughkeepsie Tapes' for real. Frightening.

[@teresareynolds4364]

Wow.. so many commercials, im guessing that's the reason for 178,000 views and 2,400 likes, I'm off to listen to a different one, hoping there's less so i can listen without so many interruptions, 😊

[@ErinJeanette]

So ridiculous to see dumb comments like this, they have to make money to do this. I have KZbin premium and they read the ads in the middle and I just skip them. So simple for so much work they do.

[@Fallen_Venus]

Who were these people with diplomatic immunity? It's wrong they cannot be convicted and must be treated with respect!!! Not a single person should be above the law. It makes them gods. I hope some vigilante catches up with those demonic men... or natural justice occurs.

[@razztazz1982]

There's some demon possessed vile beings living amongst us.

[@onefeather2]

Agree, some people say that demons aren't real but they are even God warns us.☺️

[@J_Honor_]

You're channel is going to blow 🆙 ⭐🌠💖🌞💋💐🙏

[@Jolenesmart1980]

This was also on crimes that shook Australia

[@rileytherandom]

tbh I'm disgusted at the willingness to work with that other guy, especially if he ended up with immunity and 500grand. "he was ugly or else I might've molested him" - this person thinks this is an acceptable thing to say

[@thecutecat2561]

Ya immunity is way too much and it led to nothing in the end, at most a plea deal as incentive to testify bc face it he wouldn't do it for free. Now they have given a monster a free pass. Tbh I don't think immunity should even exist in most cases.

[@Brind-amour]

Remarkable ! Thank you!

[@ilkkarautio2449]

This B extreme! I know the story, and some of them are still alive, raising hell around south east asia. Really. 😰😥

[@ginaperez8139]

Wow really?

[@ilkkarautio2449]

@@ginaperez8139 Yes.

[@ginaperez8139]

@@ilkkarautio2449 wow super scary

[@cmeyummy]

😮😢. Love strength and healing white light to the family and friends .

[@shawndouglass2939]

Somebody on Trace evidence suggested this podcaster, thought I would check it out😋

[@jerrymarbury9365]

I don't mind the commercials it's part of the free upload but the 5 min infomercials are killing my gigs.It seem everytime I go to take a dump or or feed the savages one of the long ones pops on and I can't get to the phone to click off.

[@thelastroseofsummer2817]

The thing that makes me sad about this case is how the only young man’s case with any semblance of closure is the young man who’s family had power and influence. All the other young men mutilated and tortured still have not had any closure to their cases. At the risk of sounding like a Q nut, it really makes me consider the possibility that Vernineam was but a sacrificial lamb/frame job to quell the anger of a powerful family and sadists continue on the streets of Adelaide. Just goes to show that wealth and power always lead to some semblance of justice (regardless if it is false justice) while the undesirable and downtrodden continue to be forgotten and discarded by the public just like the murderers.

[@schnibist]

last three episodes were so damn good, I can't wait for 167

[@hstjames5609]

two ads? yikes

[@hstjames5609]

THREE?? how many more ads buddy. your content aint good enough to put up with dis,

[@hstjames5609]

KJKJFLKFLFKLFKLFKLF!! YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS. BYYYYYYYEEEEE

[@RowieSundog]

This case really highlights the importance of police not being bastards. The queer community would likely have been far more forthcoming had the cops not routinely beat them up and caused deaths. Same goes for sex workers and drug addicts. Legalisation and police accountability leads to so much more harm reduction.

[@helenbartoszek243]

Do you remember Spencer von Einman saying that he would name names and reveal all after his mother died? Hang on, actually Casefile, you wouldn't remember as judging by the sound of your voice you probably hadn't been born. Anyway, that never happened. It was said that von Einman procured teenage boys for supposed 'pillars of the community', such as doctors, high court judges, magistrates etc. For keeping his mouth shut and taking the fall for everyone involved, he and his mother were paid off. Spencer von Einman was given special privileges, being allowed out of gaol at certain times and lovers being able to visit and stay over the weekend. He was allowed a phone and his cell was decked out so that it no longer looked like a cell.

[@tnikabennett3469]

I’m def subscribing

[@shanewoodward6221]

You don't even sound like your reading, Quality podcast, well done laa.

[@LaMarquise007]

Can I just say that ALL victims matter. Even if they live on the 'edge of society', they still fucking matter. They are people... they deserve justice.

[@davidmayhew8083]

Now ads are every two minutes! Nobody comments. I'm seeing this all over YT. Every video starts with two ads.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Wow attorney general is well involved